Why Financial Regulators Will Turn to Exams Over Rulemaking
Changes in technology and the law will make “policymaking by examination” more attractive to regulators.
Bardach’s Path to a Better World
Over the last half-century, Eugene Bardach gave regulators key tools for charting a path to a better outcomes.
Rebuilding the U.S. Regulatory System
Experts map out reforms for reforming the U.S. regulatory system in the coming years.
The Supreme Court’s 2025–2026 Regulatory Term
Scholars examine the Court’s most important regulatory decisions of this past term.
The Constitution Does Not Prohibit Environmental Justice
A changing equal protection landscape does not change the legality of environmental justice initiatives.
Reforming the Reform
A recent Education Department rule fails to remedy overborrowing while hurting already-disadvantaged students.
Calls for Change in the Regulation of Telehealth Medicine
Scholars propose reforms to improve virtual care and access.
High-Risk AI and the Limits of Risk-Based Regulation
Scholars argue that the EU’s risk-based AI rules need strengthening to protect fundamental rights.
Week in Review
President Trump signs executive orders to waive tariffs and establish a women’s health division, and more…
The Nondelegation Doctrine as a Check on Presidential Power
Scholar argues that courts should scrutinize delegations to the President more closely than those to agencies.